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May 26 10 tweets 3 min read
9 out of 10 people replace their iPhone because the battery dies fast.

My brother almost did too.

Then I opened Settings and changed 7 things in under 10 minutes.

His battery went from dying at lunch to lasting all day.

Zero cost. Zero Apple Store visit.

Here's the exact fix: 1/ Find the real battery killers

Go to Settings → Battery.

Check:
– which apps use the most battery
– “Background Activity” under app names

If apps like Instagram, YouTube, Maps show high background activity,
they are draining battery even when you don’t use them.
May 24 16 tweets 3 min read
Is your iPhone warm right now for no reason?

That's sign #2 of 7 that your phone has been hacked.

I ignored it for 3 months while someone in Russia had full access to everything on my phone.

Check these signs immediately: Sign #1: Battery draining faster than usual.

Hacking apps run in the background 24/7.

They're constantly uploading your data, photos, and location.

This drains battery at 3-4x normal rate even when you're not using your phone
May 22 8 tweets 2 min read
Your iPhone is lying about storage.

Apple shows you "photos" and "apps" eating space.

But the real hog?

A hidden category that can hit 50GB and they buried the fix in settings most people never open.

I cleared 38GB in 9 minutes.

Here's where Apple hid it: 1/ “Other” Storage Is Secretly Eating Your Phone

Go to:
Settings → General → iPhone Storage

Wait for the graph to fully load.

If “System Data” or “Other” is massive, that’s usually:
• cached files
• old attachments
• app junk
• Safari data

Do this:
• Offload unused apps
• Delete old iMessage videos/photos
• Settings → Safari → Clear History & Website Data

This alone can free up tens of GB.
May 19 17 tweets 3 min read
Every time you hit "decline" on a spam call, you're training an AI to call you more.

Telemarketers pay $0.003 per "active number confirmation."

You just made them $0.003.

And your number gets flagged as "responsive" in 847 databases.

Here's how to stop this: First, understand why you're targeted.

When you sign up for anything online, your number gets sold to "data brokers."

They package it with your location, age, income, and sell it to call centers.

Each call confirms you're real.

The cycle intensifies.
May 17 10 tweets 3 min read
Apple wants you buying a new iPhone for $1,200.

But 8 out of 10 dying batteries just need 7 settings changed.

My brother was ready to upgrade.

I fixed his in 10 minutes.

No new phone. No battery replacement.

Here's what actually worked: 1/ Find the real battery killers

Go to Settings → Battery.

Check:
– which apps use the most battery
– “Background Activity” under app names

If apps like Instagram, YouTube, Maps show high background activity,
they are draining battery even when you don’t use them.
May 14 11 tweets 3 min read
Apple flipped 9 privacy settings to ON the moment you activated your iPhone.

Location tracking. Microphone access. Your exact shopping patterns in physical stores.

All quietly running in the background.

Here are 9 settings to turn off in the next 5 minutes 1/ Block App Tracking

Path: Settings → Privacy & Security → Tracking

Action: Turn off "Allow Apps to Request to Track."

Why: This stops every app from accessing your IDFA, the ID advertisers use to track you across apps and websites. 75% of users decline tracking when asked. Apple lets apps ask anyway. Turn off the master toggle and apps can't even ask.
May 13 13 tweets 2 min read
Apple will never tell you this:

Your $1,200 iPhone has 9 pre-enabled privacy leaks that most security experts don't even know exist.

I accidentally discovered #4 after my bank flagged suspicious activity.

Fixed all 9 in under 10 minutes.

Here's the exact settings they buried: 1. Audit app permissions (start here)

Settings → Privacy & Security

Check who can access:
• Camera
• Microphone
• Location
• Contacts
• Photos

If an app doesn’t need it → remove it.
May 12 11 tweets 2 min read
Apple wants you spending $2,000 on a new MacBook.

But 9 out of 10 slow Macs just need 10 minutes of cleanup.

Mine was overheating, lagging, fan screaming nonstop.

I changed 7 settings and it felt brand new.

No upgrades. No reinstalls.

Here's what actually worked: 1/ Find what’s secretly killing performance

Open:
Spotlight → Activity Monitor

Then:
• sort CPU by highest usage
• sort Memory by highest usage

You’ll instantly spot apps quietly draining your Mac in the background.

Close or uninstall anything constantly sitting at the top.

This alone usually fixes the fan noise.
May 10 11 tweets 2 min read
Someone just bought your location history for $0.26.

Apple doesn't tell you this, but your iPhone sends 5,380 tracking requests every single day.

Even when you're not using it.

I found 9 hidden settings that cut mine down to zero.

Here's what they don't want you to know: 1/ Review App Permissions

Settings → Privacy & Security

Check which apps can access:
• Camera
• Microphone
• Location
• Contacts
• Photos

If an app doesn’t truly need access, remove it.

A flashlight app should not need your microphone.
May 9 17 tweets 3 min read
Spam callers have a 23-second rule.

If you don't answer in 23 seconds, their AI marks you as "inactive" and moves on.

But if you decline?

You just told every scammer in the network your number is live.

I tested this for 30 days.

Here's what actually stops them: First, understand why you're targeted.

When you sign up for anything online, your number gets sold to "data brokers."

They package it with your location, age, income, and sell it to call centers.

Each call confirms you're real.

The cycle intensifies.
May 8 10 tweets 3 min read
Your iPhone camera is worse than a $400 Android phone.

Not because of the hardware.

Because Apple ships it with settings designed for people who don't give a damn about photo quality.

I changed 7 settings yesterday and my photos went from looking like screenshots to actual photography.

Here's what nobody tells you: 1/ Shoot in 48MP Instead of 12MP

Settings → Camera → Formats → Photo Mode → Select "HEIF Max (48 MP)"

Apple defaults your $1200 phone to 12MP. The sensor does 48MP. You've been shooting at a quarter of what your camera can do since the day you bought it
May 5 10 tweets 3 min read
Apple wants you to think your iPhone battery is dying so you'll upgrade.

But 90% of the time it's just 7 settings draining power in the background.

I fixed my brother's battery yesterday.

Went from dying at 2pm → lasting until midnight.

Here's the exact settings I changed: 1/ Find the real battery killers

Go to Settings → Battery.

Check:
– which apps use the most battery
– “Background Activity” under app names

If apps like Instagram, YouTube, Maps show high background activity,
they are draining battery even when you don’t use them.
May 1 10 tweets 2 min read
BREAKING: Claude can now teach you any skill in 30 days for free.

Use these prompts to replace $20,000 courses and 4-year degrees: Image 1. Professional Skill Instructor

“Act as a professional instructor and practitioner with deep real-world experience in [skill]. Teach me this skill from beginner to advanced level in 30 days. Focus on practical understanding, correct fundamentals, and real application instead of theory or academic explanations.”
Apr 24 15 tweets 3 min read
Your iPhone has been hacked if you see THESE 7 signs.

I ignored #4 for 3 months.

Someone in Russia had full access to my photos, messages, and bank accounts.

Here's what to check RIGHT NOW: Sign #1: Battery draining faster than usual.

Hacking apps run in the background 24/7.

They're constantly uploading your data, photos, and location.

This drains battery at 3-4x normal rate even when you're not using your phone
Apr 23 8 tweets 2 min read
YOUR PHONE ISN'T LISTENING TO YOU BY ACCIDENT.

It's doing exactly what it was designed to do.

I said "Rome" once out loud.

10 minutes later, flight ads to Italy everywhere.

This is called shadow logging.

And it runs through 5 settings that 90% of people never check.

Here's how to shut it down: Setting 1: Important Locations (iPhone)

Your phone keeps a log of places you visit often.

Used for suggestions… but also builds behavior patterns.

Turn it off:

Settings → Privacy & Security → Location Services → System Services → Important Locations → Disable
Apr 22 9 tweets 2 min read
97% of iPhone users are shooting at 12MP.

Their phone does 48MP.

Apple defaults your $1200 camera to a quarter of its actual resolution.

I changed 7 settings last week and my photos instantly looked professional.

Here's what Apple doesn't tell you: 1/ Shoot in 48MP Instead of 12MP

Settings → Camera → Formats → Photo Mode → Select "HEIF Max (48 MP)"

Apple defaults your $1200 phone to 12MP. The sensor does 48MP. You've been shooting at a quarter of what your camera can do since the day you bought it
Apr 16 7 tweets 2 min read
97% of iPhone users never touch Camera settings.

Which means 97% are shooting with settings that make photos look worse than they should.

I changed 5 of them last week.

My photos instantly looked more professional.

Here is what I changed: 1/ Turn Off Auto HDR (Makes Photos Look Fake)

Settings → Camera → Turn OFF "Auto HDR"

Why: Auto HDR overprocesses photos, creates weird halos around objects, makes skin look plastic

Turn ON Smart HDR instead: Better processing, more natural look

Photos look way more natural immediately.
Nov 29, 2025 8 tweets 3 min read
Every startup today has an opportunity to become visible in AI search but most don’t know how AI actually sees them.

AI search engines don’t list you just because you exist they list you because the internet talks about you more (or less) than your competitors.

@s_Wellows tracks those signals, fills the gaps, and helps startups become visible where ChatGPT, Gemini & Perplexity look for answers.Image AI search engines don’t read your website.

They read the world’s interpretation of your brand.

Niche blogs. Lists. Category pages. Databases. Product roundups. These shape how LLMs rank & cite you.

Wellows shows exactly where you should appear but don’t, and where competitors are earning the citations you’re missing.
Sep 6, 2025 6 tweets 2 min read
The future of ads is fake.

Higgsfield's new Ads 2.0 suite lets you make ads without the product.

The AI generates everything, and the new text rendering is perfect.

Let's get into it. The 25+ new Ads Apps are a game-changer.

They are designed for creating viral, cinematic product clips.
Sep 4, 2025 15 tweets 7 min read
YouTube is free education.

But 97% people don't use it effectively.

Here are the top 12 channels to accelerate your learning:↓ Image 1. FreeCodeCamp

FreeCodeCamp is an excellent online resource that lets you learn to code for free.

Master topics like:

- Web development
- DSA
- Python
- SQL
- And more

youtube.com/@freecodecamp
Jun 20, 2025 9 tweets 4 min read
Look what I found!

A new open-source LLM just dropped — and it’s terrifyingly powerful.

1M-token input. 80k-token output. Extremely Dirt-cheap to train.

Meet MiniMax-M1 and try it:

Here’s what it can do: 👇 chat.minimax.ioImage MiniMax-M1 isn’t just an LLM — it’s a thinking engine.

Built for:
• Deep reasoning
• Complex planning
• Math, logic, and geography
• Storytelling, stats, puzzles, and more

Test it here 👉 huggingface.co/spaces/MiniMax…